Friday, May 4, 2012
Jason Sandler pitched a complete game in the 6-2 Ram victory Wednesday at John Burroughs.
Ladue pitcher Jason Sandler lost his shutout but not the game Wednesday afternoon at John Burroughs. The senior southpaw blanked the Bombers through 6 2/3 innings. Ladue, which had played brilliant defense, had a couple of miscues which resulted in a pair of Bomber runs. It was too little and too late as Ladue snapped a two-game losing streak in the 6-2 victory. "Sure, I would have liked the shutout," Sandler said. "But I am definitely satisfied with the win." The Rams scored a pair of runs in the second inning on a bases loaded walk and an infield hit. They added three in the third as Rob Ewald, who had drawn the bases loaded walk in the second, found himself at the plate in a similar situation. This time there was no chance of a walk as …
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Friday, April 27, 2012
Ladue Rams overcome 7-1 deficit for 9-7 baseball win.
Ladue-MICDS baseball. The showdown played at the new West Campus of Ladue was definitely a tale of a game within a game. The MICDS Rams jumped all over Ladue hurler Jason Sander for three runs in the first inning, three runs in the second and one in the third. But the Rams started an uprising in the fifth and won in a six and a half inning game that took two hours, 19 minutes, 9-7. The Ladue Rams touched MICDS hurler Clayton Buddemeyer for two in the fourth and four in the fifth to tie and overcome the visitors. Buddemeyer was an early-game hitting star, belting a three-run home to left in the second inning, building the lead to 6-0. His home run landed halfway up the hill in left, leaving the park at the 330 foot mark. Ladue’s big frame …
Monday, March 26, 2012
Rams knock Junior Billikens from the unbeaten ranks.
Ladue had just beaten St. Louis U. High in baseball again, but most everybody around the new West Campus field (former grounds of Westminster Christian Academy) couldn’t remember when. It probably happened in the Jim Wolfe era who was in attendance, taking in the game. The Rams opened up the 2012 season with a narrow 7-6 win in the opening round of the Ritenour tournament Saturday. The lush diamond was splashed with glorious sunlight, and a large group of fans on both sides pulled up lawn chairs and took in the action. The Rams did not disappoint. This team is loaded with talented juniors and seniors who figure to be a playoff bound team this May. Get the Ladue-Frontenac Patch in your email every morning. Moments after John Cline grabbed a…
